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Skipton man admits possession of prohibited images of children
A SKIPTON man who admitted making thousands of indecent images of children has been sent to crown court for sentencing. Ashley Demaline, 40, appeared at Skipton Magistrates Court on Friday when he admitted three charges of making an indecent image
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CCM auctioneer Rob Cloughton honoured by National Sheep Association
CCM Skipton Auction Mart’s junior auctioneer Rob Cloughton has received a prestigious accolade from the Northern Region of the National Sheep Association (NSA) for his contribution to the sheep industry in the north. He is the deserving winner
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Royal Navy takes on Skipton at fundraising rugby day
AN exciting day of rugby is promised in March when The Royal Navy sends two teams to Skipton for a special fundraising event for Luke Mortimer. The rugby day at Skipton RFC on Saturday, March 23 will see Skipton Roses take on The Royal Navy Ladies
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Days at races, hampers and camping in school's auction of promises
FRIENDS of Threshfield Primary School are staging an auction of promises ranging from day's out to tools, books and meals to raise funds for the school. People have until 10pm on Friday (March 1) to bid for the items which include days at Ripon
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Letter: The kindness of strangers
THROUGH the letter’s pages of the Craven Herald, I hope to be able to pass on my sincere thanks and appreciation to the kind van driver, called Ian, who assisted me to return home from near Rylstone on February 14. I had fallen from my bike cycling
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Drugs driver failed to slow down in Skipton 30mph zone
A 22 YEAR old driver stopped in Skipton by police because he failed to slow down in a 30mph limit was over the drugs limit. Tommi Oddie was stopped by police as he drove a Ford Fiesta in Broughton Road at 4.10pm on August 26, last year, heard Skipton
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Sentencing of man who called 999 claiming 'someone had been shot'
A MAN who phoned 999 from Upper Wharfedale while drunk falsely claiming someone had been shot has escaped an immediate prison sentence. Thomas Lund, 30, of Kettlewell, who had drunk 10 pints of beer and a bottle of spirits, sparked off a huge emergency
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Letter: Our town centres need new traffic management plans
I REFER to the article 'Heavy vehicles put 'lives at risk' claim, Craven Herald, January 18. The article gave more examples of North Yorkshire Council's inconsistent and piecemeal approach to road safety and traffic management. As Captain and Mrs
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Letter: Modality issues no surprise for most readers
THE front page feature (Surgery apology over patients' complaints, Craven Herald, February 22) will not, I’m sure, come as a surprise to 99 per cent of readers – not least Councillor Andy Brown whose (coincidental?) letter in the same issue was pretty